UPSC Rejects 80 Candidates' Applications due to Non-Payment of Fee for CSE Prelims 2023

Mar 14, 2023, 16:45 IST

The Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) has recently announced that it rejected the applications of over 80 candidates who applied for the UPSC Civil Service (Preliminary) Exam 2023 due to non-payment of fees. The UPSC 2023 application process was closed on February 21.

UPSC has rejected the applications of 80 candidates for the Civil Services (Preliminary) Examination, 2023 due to non-payment of fees. The Commission's Office has given the candidates 10 days to appeal against the rejection by submitting the necessary documentary evidence. If the candidates fail to provide valid evidence by the prescribed date, the Commission will not consider the application for revival.

In its official notice, the commission stated that it rejected the applications of these candidates as it had yet to receive any confirmation from the bank regarding the payment of INR 100 by each candidate. The commission has now released an important notice regarding rejecting applications for the UPSC Civil Services Exam 2023.

The commission has instructed rejected candidates to appeal within ten days, until March 17, 2023, and submit the required documents in hard copy. Rejected candidates must provide documentary evidence such as the system-generated challan in case of cash mode payment in SBI or a copy of the debit/credit card statement or bank account statement if the fee has been paid through debit/credit card or internet banking of authorised banks.

If candidates do not send valid documentary evidence by the prescribed date, the commission will not consider their application for revival and will not provide any further communication after March 17.

Candidates can access the official notice on the UPSC official website - upsc.gov.in.

For appealing against the rejection, candidates must send the required documents to Shri A.K. Roy, Under Secretary (CSP), Union Public Service Commission Examination Hall Building, Hall No 2- 4th Floor, Dholpur House, Shahjahan Road, New Delhi- 110069, by speed post.

The Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) has announced the schedule and notification for the Civil Services Examination (CSE) 2023 on 1st week of February. The Indian government conducts the Civil Services Examination (CSE) annually, which is one of the most prestigious examinations in the country, to select candidates for various administrative positions.

The application process for the CSE 2023 has ended on 21 February, and the Commission has started reviewing the applications. Candidates who have successfully applied for the exam are eagerly waiting for the release of the exam admit card.

To help candidates prepare for the CSE 2023, the UPSC has released the exam syllabus and previous years' question papers on its website. Candidates can access these materials to get a better understanding of the exam pattern and prepare accordingly.

We advise candidates to thoroughly go through the exam pattern and syllabus before beginning their preparation. The syllabus covers a vast range of subjects, including Indian polity and governance, economics, geography, history, and environmental ecology. Candidates must also stay updated with current affairs and have excellent analytical and problem-solving skills.

The UPSC has also issued guidelines for candidates regarding the examination, which can be found on the official website. These guidelines include instructions on how to fill the application form, important dates, and guidelines for the examination day.

The Commission has announced the tentative exam date for the CSE 2023 on May 28 as per UPSC calendar available on official website. However, It is expect the Admit Card to be available in the 1st or 2nd week of May 2023. Candidates must stay updated with the UPSC's official website for further information regarding the examination. The Commission is expected to release the exam date and admit cards a few weeks before the examination.

The CSE is a three-stage examination process consisting of the preliminary exam, the main exam, and the interview. The preliminary exam is a screening test consisting of two objective-type papers. The main exam is a written test consisting of nine papers, and candidates who qualify for this stage are eligible for the interview.

A panel of experts conducts the final stage of the selection process, which is the interview. The interviewer designed the interview to test the candidate's personality, communication skills, and suitability for the administrative role. The Indian government selects candidates who perform well in all three stages for various administrative positions.

The CSE is highly competitive, with lakhs of candidates appearing for the exam every year. Candidates who crack the CSE and secure a good rank have the opportunity to work in various prestigious positions in the Indian government, including the Indian Administrative Service (IAS), Indian Police Service (IPS), and Indian Foreign Service (IFS).

In conclusion, the CSE is an important exam for candidates aspiring to work in the Indian government. Candidates must prepare well, stay updated with current affairs, and have excellent analytical and problem-solving skills to crack the exam.

The UPSC has released the exam syllabus and previous years' question papers to help candidates prepare for the exam. Candidates must also follow the guidelines issued by the Commission and stay updated with the official website for further information regarding the examination.